Doctor Dworkin discusses a "passport to our sponsors" given to him at a recent medical conference, which offered prizes to visiting doctors. He asks if this kind of prize-driven set up to meet with corporate sponsors at a medical conference is appropriate. He also takes you calls and answers your medical questions.

It's the Travel Medicine show! Dr. Dworkin welcomes Dr. Peter Titlebaum of the Riverside Travel Medicine Clinic.

Doctor Dworkin discusses recent controversy on the Dr. Oz show, where an unaccredited, non-medically trained lobbyist against biotechnology was brought on the program but was referred to as a "scientist", and was allowed to make claims about health risks that were not medically proven.

Doctor Dworkin discusses things that work, and things that don't. For example, Doctor Dworkin cites a study about B vitamins and cancer prevention, in which the subjects who took the B vitamins showed no difference as compared to the subjects who did not take them.

Doctor Dworkin reads an excerpt from a new book by Dr. Ben Goldacre, called Bad Pharma, about the little-known realities of the medicine business.

Doctor Dworkin discusses "melt in your body electronics." New technology comprised of compounds that can be used to heal wounds and tissue problems, and then they dissolve away when their job is done.

Doctor Dworkin discusses new genetic tests which claim to be able to predict what diseases you may get in the future, and how the current science is not advanced enough for these tests to be reliable.

Doctor Dworkin talks about the dangers of food sensitivity testing products that have become commercially available, which do not provide accurate results. He also takes your calls and answers your medical questions.

Doctor Dworkin addresses issues surrounding bureaucracy and its negative effect on doctors' ability to provide optimal patient care. He also takes your calls and answers your medical questions.